Get all 11 Lifesize Monsters releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rampage, Old Lady [Single], The Money [Single], Sexy In Space [Single], Eloquence [Single], Prime Numbers [Compilation], You Talk A Lot [Single], Reanimated, and 3 more.
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Oops I Did It Again
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Dead Finks Don't Talk
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Goodbye To Love
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Lucifer Sam
03:19
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My Girl
02:58
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I Want You Back
02:52
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Electric Funeral
04:00
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Black Country Rock
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Rubber Biscuit
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Merrily We Roll Along
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Lifesize Monsters Phoenix, Arizona
Never stale or predictable, Lifesize Monsters' music ranges from colorfully theatrical to dark and brooding, to wildly
energetic. It's as if David Bowie asked Gene Krupa to form a punk band.
These musical influences and more are clearly evident throughout Lifesize Monsters' music.
On a stage or in your CD player Lifesize Monsters will grip the listener by the throat.
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